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    Canon identification

    A closer look on the first cannon on the first photo, in the wreck was found a secon cannon which was partially buried so there was a lot of concretion on it. It's the second photo, though it's not a good photo do you believe it's a bronze cannon?
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    Canon identification

    To back up what i say about the archeological sites, while excavating this wreck, which is 80 meters from the beach,100 meters away from the wreck where the sea starts they found a classical age kiln with lots of artifacts.
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    Canon identification

    Hi to all, LEcook, no markings in any place. Here in Greece we don't have many lakes, all the artifacts are sea. APG, the archeological ministry is the most powerfull ministry, you cannot do anything without their permission, which is never given to anyone. This one i found it with our team...
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    Help identifying the type of buttstock

    This rifle was discovered in an archeological excavation in Greece, it is probably of European origin like most Greek guns of the era with some eastern influences, my problem is that usually the buttstocks of the Greek or Eastern guns look similar but not like this. Any ideas?
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    Canon identification

    Hi, could you please help me with any information regarding the below cannon? It is 1.6 meters in length as you can see in the sketch. It is probably European made since it was found in Greece. From what i have read the cannons with a drum like muzzle and not any swell used to be land cannons...
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